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Octavian Coste |
“Make” as a Light Verb: an Analysis |
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Mihaela Cozma |
Factors Influencing Translation Norms |
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Biljana Cubrović |
English Onomatopes
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Daniel Dejica |
Information Structure Theories in Translation: Centering and
Staging
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Zsuzsa Hoffmann |
Recent German Borrowings in English
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Gasper Ilc |
Some Semantic Interpretations of Multiple Negation
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Iuliana Lungu |
The Use of Metaphor in Non-literary Texts with Special
Reference to Political and Economic Texts |
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Alina Nistorescu
|
The Dynamics of Nominal Address in Shakespeare's
“As
You Like It”
and in Caragiale's “O
noapte furtunoasă” |
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Jelena Parizoska |
The –ing Forms in English Word Formation |
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Tvrtko Prcić
|
Words in Context: Pragmatic Enrichment of Semantically
Underspecified Meanings
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Magdalena Roibu
|
The
In(n)s and Outs of Legal Translation
|
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Rodica
Superceanu |
Translation as Product: Types, Properties and Qualities
|
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Simona Nicoleta Staicu
|
Translating Legal Discourse: Criminal Law |
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Nadežda
Stojković |
The Influence Of English asaA Global Language - The Example
of Serbian – and the Emergence of New Forms of Identity |
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Enikö Toth
|
About the Subjunctive with Special Reference to English and
Hungarian |
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Carmen Velica
and Floriana Popescu |
‘Chitchatting’ in English and Romanian. Towards a
Framework in the Study of Reduplicatives |
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Wolfgang Viereck |
Towards an Atlas of English Family Names |
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Jelena Vujić
|
Some Preliminaries on
Investigating Grammaticalness on Morphological Level |
